skarnati20

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   by skarnati20 14d ago

   1) Macros really helped. Harnesses are really not that complicated logically. They have a bunch of fundamental concepts like the model, tools, and loops. These can be expressed as native extensions of the language with macros. This helps be
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   by skarnati20 14d ago

   My second project in Common Lisp. Wanted to see if I could replace my Claude Code subscription with Emacs + CL. Lots of configurability and easy to define new models and tools! Let me know what you think -- it's my first time using mac
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   Apprentice: A Slim, Extensible Coding Harness (Written in Common Lisp)(github.com)

   7 points by skarnati20 14d ago|3 comments
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   Docs-Reference: A Common Lisp RAG System for Local Models(github.com)

   33 points by skarnati20 1mo ago|1 comments
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   by skarnati20 1mo ago

   First post in this community, and I wanted to share my first completed project in Common Lisp. This is a very basic Local LLM Chat + RAG implementation, but it has some features I couldn't find in the mainstream products. I built this